The Nose

How does it sound?

Musicians from the Concertgebouw Orchestra play a Children's Concert full of lies! The nose is a brand new performance about honesty, being different and friendship.

Nena lives in a country where your nose grows if you lie. Everyone in that country wants to have the longest nose, because a long nose is something to be proud of. One morning something terrible happens. Nena wakes up and her nose stays short. No matter what she tries, her nose no longer grows. She needs to solve this problem and fast! But how?

The nose is a children's concert full of lies. A performance about a big problem through a small nose, about honesty, about what it is like to be different ... and about friendship. This brand new performance was written by composer Renske Vrolijk and lyricist Sanne Schuhmacher and commissioned by the Concertgebouw Orchestra, and directed by Caecilia Thunnissen.

Prologue - Did you know that in a country, not even very far from here, there are people who are very much like us. There is almost no difference.

They have exactly the same eyes, exactly the same legs, the same ears, tongue and toes. They are almost the same, really. The only thing different about these people is their noses.

-Sanne Schuhmacher

6+


On stage and behind the scenes

Violin Coraline Green 
Double Bass Nicholas Schwartz
Clarinet Tom Wolfs
Bassoon Jos de Lange
Trumpet Lenart Zih
Trombone Tomás Ferreira
Percussion Gerben Jongsma
Actress Hannah Boer

Composition Renske Vrolijk
Text Sanne Schuhmacher 
Director Caecilia Thunnissen
Scenography Maartje Prins
Light Desiree van Gelderen

Upcoming concerts

Fri
27
Dec
Dawn
with Amsterdam Andalusian Orchestra
3:00 PM,

Zwolle Theaters

Sat
28
Dec
The day dad fell
with Matteo Paggi and Aviv Noam
3:30 pm,

Teatro Munganga, Amsterdam

Sat
4
Jan
Dawn
5 p.m,

Theater 30cc, Leuven

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